Sentence examples for scope of reforms from inspiring English sources

"Our direction will be the same, but it will be a question of the speed and scope of reforms".

This study not only documents the origins and scope of reforms promoting transparency and participation in China, but analyzes the impact of these reforms on important governance outcomes.

Outside institutions - particularly the IMF - have encouraged Ukraine to quicken the pace and scope of reforms to foster economic growth.

One important shortcoming of the existing studies is that they focus principally on a limited number of cases, particularly on developed economies, for which data on the intensity and scope of reforms is more easily available.

The EU and UNICEF welcomed moves by governments in the region, including in countries due to join the EU, to widen the scope of reforms towards systematically protecting the rights of all children in the justice process.

The Union legislator therefore has considerable room for manoeuvre when it comes to choosing instruments and determining scope of reforms and must take account of market trends and the priorities set by the Union institutions at any given time.

Efforts by Republicans to feign interest in real reform by seeking to slow the progress of the bill or start over are nothing more than thinly veiled efforts to undermine the scope of reform and preserve the status quo.

The fundamentalism of the policies being pushed by the Tories, and echoed in police tactics, is rooted in desperation of the material collapse of global capitalism – and the scope of reform runs much further than the darkest years of Thatcherism.

While the Kosovo health system was in need of improvement, external actors shaped the type of reform measures selected, the scope of reform, and the timing of its implementation.

Scholars of the Taika era are struck by the similarity of the scope of its reforms to that of the Meiji Restoration, 1,200 years later, but unlike the Meiji reforms, those of the Taika no kaishin were carefully planned and publicly proclaimed in advance of their execution.

Focusing on selected reforms in each country (see Table 1) the first section of the paper outlines the scope of the reforms implemented and provides observations on workforce responses made by earlier evaluations.